Opportunity For Blind And Partially Sighted People To Try Curling
Season 2, Episode 218, Jan 09, 10:55 AM
The ice based sport of curling is becoming more popular among blind and partially sighted people, with teams being set up around the globe.
In Scotland, Scottish Disability Golf and Curling provide free tuition and an opportunity to play for fun or in competitions.
RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell went along to an open day to find out why it's so popular.
If you'd like more info, go to www.scottishdgc.org.uk
#RNIBConnect
Image Shows Scottish Disability Golf & Curling Logo, Blue Background Circle In The Middle with A Curling Stone, Brush And Golf Ball And Golf Club
In Scotland, Scottish Disability Golf and Curling provide free tuition and an opportunity to play for fun or in competitions.
RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell went along to an open day to find out why it's so popular.
If you'd like more info, go to www.scottishdgc.org.uk
#RNIBConnect
Image Shows Scottish Disability Golf & Curling Logo, Blue Background Circle In The Middle with A Curling Stone, Brush And Golf Ball And Golf Club